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1 11 3 . () Lineil ) t ;Atari' jn -1~~~~6" qj re' ritun" 111-S 113 i t) , of ide'Of ibtata d r yad ra.l)s are, ice in NICmF ad oil • We" ay 'te in 0' ItOCS, dtlo ls e c lay ,data -.14A 1 e 8111 d I be, !t, ~ 4 tilt' iviog IC-Ar p3ll l vrebY f th e t e ca: , the ravo- , Lind, I 0 be ib 06, po s ' RoY 3I ILA ~• udo ° ' cbios :thing , LCS 1C). 'JOY Ii 'o ol° 'lO ti)4 daa yha ~~~s so!!' o d. wcei , ' 06- UMBER 5657.1 trl.l T HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. `LIVIORROW EVENING, Ott. 30, 1810, win -I"a*Ci. the Tragedy of ISABELLA ; Or. THE FATAL MARRIAGE. Biron, Mr. KEMBLE .Carlos, Mr. C. KErvIBLE ; . Villeroy, Mr. EG:ERTON ; Isabella, Mrs. SI DDONS. To which will be added, '• THE POOR SOLDIER. Father Luke, Mr. TAY LO k ' • Captain Fitzroy, Mr. CLAREMoNT; • Patrick,: Mr. BE L L Y ' • Dermot, Mi. INC LEDON;' • Darby, Mr. SIMMONS; Bagatelle, Mr. FARLEY ; - Norah, Miss BOLTON ; ,i„„ . Kathlane Mrs. LIS I ON. • - tea for the B oxes to ' be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the tall F -° x - Offfee; in Prince's-place, Hart-street; troin Ten Le ur. 2\'• es is. Second-price 35. 35: 6d. Second-price "eco ' neePGallely as. Stco:lci-price ES —Upper Gallery is. Th e yrice 6d. N y M vne y t o be -re: urne4. Ni n Ij oors will be cliched at Halt past Five, and the Play fig, w at Hal t pa:.l e , (i nesda, A Cure for the Heart-Ache ; with Paul and ‘vil4 On 'Thursday, King Henry the Fourth. I•art 1. ut* Farmer —On Friday, Every Man in his Humour; —On • Saturday, Macbeth; with The Agreeable Su rerise . • "rand IfisOric Pantomime Drama of La Perouse, or, Iviiii i " ) ) :§ o la.te Iola's!, has been sometime in pieparaticn, and produced next Mow.ay, with new eccnery, Dresses, Corati.inS. THEATRE ROYAL, LYf..:EUM. ,(Unde r t h e Authority o f the Elam) C:HAstazat..t.t HIS PRESENT EVENING, 061. 29, 1810, . 1 1 , 4 Majesties' Servants will act the Comedy o f kilE CLANDESTINE lIARRIAUE.- Lord Ogleby, Mr. LOVEGROVE ; Sir joint Melville, Mr. HOLLAND ; Sterling, Mr. PENSON ; Lovewell, Mr. M ELVIN ; - Canton, Mr. WEWITZER ; Mr. PALMER; Mrs. Heidelberg, Mrs. SP A itKS Miss Sterling, Mrs. OkG ER ; Fanny, .Mrs. EDWIN ; .ti , , Miss TIDiV4'E LL, 10 which will be added, the last new Musical Farce of 1 - 1!T. Ni I SS ! Adam Sierling,s Mr. PEi:LEr,.. - • lanuslumble, Mk, FISI ER ; Dick Cypher, Mr: MATHEWS.: O'Bogrke O'D..isy, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; k r , terry Blossom, Mr. KNIGHT; • -• Augusta Caroline Honcymonth, -Mrs. SPARKS Clara Sterling, 'Miss KLLIS; . Dolly O'Daisy: Mrs: BLAND. 3 tt a , 4 - 7, 3 to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Bok-Offlcc in the Y ntrance, of whom may .also 'be had PilYitte.BOlC6 o "Y' e$ 6s. Second-price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price zs.— Priveeryzs. Second-price xs.—Upper Gallery as. Second , e Door- t be opened at Half past Five, and tte Per rlu litrC lite to begin at Halt past Six.—No Money to be re. ~t r tnorro , e , The Heir at Law ; with The Devil to Pay. r e 4t e -- , - L—.l4. ftlx•unt,irtourc • t. tin• i lroni the Theatres Royal, Manchester and Liverpoc;, Vo lt ' ", ' , is first appe.:rarice in London ; with The Micliiight 41; s ;; , On Thursday, Love in a Village ; with Litt or S e ;' —On Friday, john Bull, or, An - Englishman's Fite.: tV ' with My Grandmother.—On' Satuttlay, All in the to n e• FASI:IIONAI3LE DANCING, t IP. Mx. ALLEN, privately taught at Np. R te , S herrard-street, Gulden-square, to Ladies and Gentie.: " any age, who have never learned that AccoMplish. 7 k t.rir have not the Modern St) L. Allen's System tit Teaching is expressly studied for kbl e , to whom!, it is an object to acquire easily Ilia fashion kikCequisite for genteel Society, expeditiously, privately, 1 1 4 1 4 superior style of grace and ele,rice. ti llaii 'sse wh o do not.wanf private teaching, may learn, at a lie I expellee, with a resi ectaule set of Pupils on the pub pe4c..ling Evenings. b 4 Jlestirs of Dancing:taught the most eleont and fancy Irs, and all the bIL pe ii.rts of Protession. l e Subscription As•einisi.L. , Are every Fr;day.- GRAND CITY LOTTERY. Order of the Lards of His Najesty'sTreasury, tlti„ thh te Thitd and Last GRAN b CIT Lo TTERY will e 4th or December, lis o. CI FICAT,E. tb,e, whose nantes are her.uuto subscribed, have carefully k 4 l;eYed and vaed the 'sever4l Freehold Buildings allotted pat e Value it, the Tiird City Lottery, and we adjudge the se. —le Value of each to be as follpws : F. PAYNT-ER. THOMAS SWITHIN, D: R. ROPER. --411, August 24, 1809. SCHEME. t Prize of ‘1 5 , 7 0. 3 Prizes of ,C 3,000 . . . 9 ,900 1 . . . 2,9a0 I . . . 9,300 t . • . 2,700 ' I . . . . 6,900 t. . . 2,600 t. . . . 4,100 =. l . . . 2.300 I . . 4.000 1 . . . r,g,N; . . . 3.800 1- . . . 1„ho0 I . 3.5Q0 t . . . . 1,4 no 3 . . . 3,3 00 • . 500 3 . 3,100 NO FIXED PRIZE. 1% 111 4 Property is so rapidly iinprovini, iliat there can be MOUbt it will be worth double its present Value in a very vy, Years T ICKETS and SHARES am now on Sale at the follow 4, Offices, No. 13, Pickett- - street ;3, Corn.s:ll ; and 26, 04 411 1er-street ; 7, Snow. ht lt; 6, A Pirate Corner 4)1 Hounds • lb Q 4) ; 4 1 9 Oxford- street ; 120, Strand ; and 14, Parlia .N.__r T• CITY FREEHOLD . :LOTTERY. ICKETS are Selling tort lw CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY, at both the Old- Established Offices of 44 HlS'',4, atici 9, `Charing-cross, Where Tw , . of the Four Prizes of-t0.0001...in the. Lotter+ just finiblid, e re sold and shared ; also '2.,388, il ) rize of 261 . 0._ and Prize of t,oool. in Shares.—The , Leiliery befirt r atting December 4, 18 , 0. •t,. tw l- 4 - The Grand Hotel in skinner,street,value2s.,o.eol. ar4.l 11, , n r , other Capital Prizes, were sold iu shares, by 111 Ski, n., last City Lottery, and paid in lull , . This Day was published, - One Volume OCtavo, price Nine Shillings in _boards. VIEW of the BRAHMINICAL RELIGION, a"din its Confirmation of the Truth of the Sacred Id In its laluence on thr Moral Charaaer ; In a Saks (.1 I ,l eourses preached before the University of Oxford, in the f ar Bo9, at the Let-lure founded by the late Rev. John Upton,..i M. A. Citrall of Salisbury. b By the Rev. I. B. CAKW ITFIEN, M. A. t• tinted f o r T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; J. M. " t ql, Bristol .and J . Parker, Oxford. VALUABLE REVERSION, IN FEE, U MANOR ESTATES AND TITHES, IN WESTMORELAND AND DEVON. kiE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. GIBBONS, At Garraway's Coliee house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, Lordon (and not at the'A udiun Mart, as neforea , ivertisecf)„ on ftie.da . y, the zothot.November, at Twelve o'clock, ' T HE ABSOLUTE REVERSION, in Fee, of .11. the M. . NOR :.t3ROUOII, with HILBECK, in the County of Westmoreland, with the Mansion-house, called HI LICE CE•-1: it LL ; an extenci cc Moor abounding with G r and other Game; anti several. valuable Farms, c:an. tainineCipwan!s of 13a Acres, of tire estimated annual va• lue of v:;7.1- And also the TITHES, called PUNSEORD TITHE'S, - arising from ceitaha Lands in the Palish of Col. lumpton, in - the County of Devon, certain to come into pos.. session upon th 4 Decease of the tiuryivor of Two Gentle men, one aged 57, and the other 53, without Issue. The elder Gentleman is .4WitiOweNyithout I ssue,_and theyounger has been married many years - to a Lady • now 63 years of age, and Itis never had any Ussue, Printed parnculars tnay be had in London of Messrs.. Me redith, Robbins, - and Tomkyns, New.square, Lincoln's. inn ; of the , Auttioneer, No. 3, llucklersbury, Cheapside ; et ;he Place of Saie ; 'also of Mr. Stephenson ' • Solicitor, A p. pleb ; Mr. Todd, ,Larcl.Surveyor, Kendyl ; and at tire principal Inns in litoubh, renriih, Carlisle, and Cocker naoutli. .Ei.ST INDIA HOW" .E, • Oct. 5,• ato. COURTV DIRECTORS of the INVITED CO.IIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad ing to the East Indies do here/y give Notice, That they will be ready is receive Proposals in Writing, on or before Wednesday, the 3ist inst. from any Persons .t4o mqy 6e willing to lei .on Freight, good COPPIiIi. BOTTOMED SHIPS, •of the burtben of fr,m 400 to 9 :0 'tons, Builder's Med surtment, for the said Company's service, for one I 4 yage on (y. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender," on the cover, to be severalY sealed up, and left whim& Secretary, at or bejore Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 31st boa. b f yond which hou r no Tender will be received. .74MES COBII, Assist. Ser. The particulars of the Terme and Condition: upon which the above Ships quill be engaged in the Company's service, racy had upon application to Mr. yohn Morics, Clerk to the Committee 9 / Shipping, on or after Mondv, the tsth inst. • i5 . .:.4:fi5f . ?2, ,- 5 1 ; f :13 7 ,- __•: — . f - , ~,,,,A-. .:. -.-::, , z. ,. ..--is• „ tie:" 4 - krir . .. ' - - . '7, - ,. '•:',., ,-;.' ... ~ ; 04 : ~,.:, ••,, , ...,..1«.i.ii;...A. 4. ..-!-; -41,.. •• t -.. ......7- . :;.•••• ,. ~:;,. A 1,.4-. , t 4 , . ~,,,‘,-4 , ...,. „.....:„.. . ..,.....,,,. ~ . v ..... 4 ,...,:i.... 1 .. -- . 4 4:3.0-. ~, !;- • - _ y ~~ _ . . [PRIG .SIXPENCE HALFVENN Y. GERMAN PAPERS. HAMBURGU, OCT. 45. EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OrTHESECRETARI'SIiir ,5F STATE. Palace of Fontainbleatr, Odober 8, 1810. " Napoleon, Emperor of the French, .Be - c: " Considering that a great .qu'lntity of colonial . meroiandize, procevding from prizes taken by the Dane,, is accumulated at Altona, and other ports of Flolst.in, and wishing to favour . tne nish C(iusi, - we have decreed, and do decree as tor; lows Art. 1. All kinds of, colonial merchandize PCtti P1:3 1 existing in Holstein . , being the procei-ds of prizes made by the Danes, may enter our litre ot.Cus tOrris by . way of Harnborgh, by paging the ' , duties' of our tai if of the sth of August, which shall be annex' , ed to the ptesent. Decree. Art. 2. Ali tner'cliants, and .holders of c o lO n i a l merchandize, incli n ed to avail thems..!ives of i 1w per mission granted by the present Dacree, shall be obliged to appear in - the prt sence of Our Director of the Customs atliaMburgh, and tode:tve:- t() 1;:m their declaration in .1 he course of ck:toer, Art. 3. They shall have pet mission to enter ti.eir goods within the line olcustsms, upon paying the duties of the' tari f. Art. 4. The holders, pf colonial merchandize in • Horktein, tvho..shalt not . have Made their ch , claration betcr6..the Ist of November, shall not afterwards be perm tted• to do So, nor to avail therngelves, of the. privilege -ranted therh' by the pr e Se n t D e:ree . 'Art. 5. Oar Ministers of Foreign ReLq!oh , , nuice, and War, are, charget, in what concerns thern Tespeaively;\ with the execution of the preheat Decree. (Signed) , NAPOLEON' Byte Eehperor. H. P. Duke of BAS,ANO. A troetcopy. (Signed) The CGunt Sossy." [Here follows the tarif annexed to the I..Y.;eree of Ile sth of.A7ugust.] (Signed) - HAMBuR GH, -OCT. 15.—His Highness the Crown Plinee of Sweden left this city_ under a discharge of artillery, on his way to his ulterior - destination: His route through . the' Danish territory is' by the way of Pinneburgh, Etnshorn, Suhleiswtg; &c. , A. notice was yesterday published 'nerd by the Di re6or of the Customs, to the inhabitants, to g:re a declaration.. puri.iLint to the D,cree of the 2nd„ of such quallti;ies' , ai may be . in their possession,.of the merchandiie thereunto annexed, under the pe nalty of the confiscation of all the a rt i c l es n o t de clared before i the 25th inst. He further infortits th 4 public, that nOtWn,g will be taken in piyment but cash and good bilis. WESTPHALIA, OCT. 8.--We expea lhat a duty of 50 per ctAlt. vi4ll be laid on all colonial goods in this kingdom, in the same manner as in the States of the Prince Primate. An applicatiOn to that ctlect has been made from Paris to all the Courts of the League of the Rhir e. DUSSELDORP, OCT. 9.—The COmmerci;al :De cree of the, sth of August, i s; by a D ecree. o f the 7th instant, put in force also with,regard to the Duchy of 13, , rg. ERFURTH, OCT.. 3.—A public notification ha's this day been made here, that all those ‘~ ho do not within three days discharge the arrears of taxes and rents dne AO the Imperial Treasury, slii;11 be sub jeaed to Military execution fur enforcing pnyment: ALTOtiA, - OCT. 12,—Extraet of a letter from -Vienna, Sept. Ruschild, Pacha of Nissa, having several times attsckedwithout success, the entrenched camp of the , Servians, near Deligrad, has, when least expeiled, crossed the Morawa, after having set on fire. itid deluged with blood several villages. He has fixed his carn;, at the foot of a mountain near iasseg, where lie has erected entry nchineots. .So soon as the Russian and Servian G-nerals were informed of this inyasion,They rim to ti:e.iticcour of these un toitiinale prat The-consequence was a battle, which, lasted six (;4s, without - procuring any thing decisive; but on the 7th, tl.e'battle was reo6wed with still greater couraile. The Servian Cossacks and the Catcharei . having att ac ked t h e T urks upbu their flanks, ihe latter detended them4elres with the greatest courage, but at last the Servians 'suc ceeded in driving them from their-enlrenclinhnts, which they Abandoned,- after having sent 'of 1 . 50 Waggons loaded with killed and w.unded.' Ros child repassed the' Motawa, upon the bridge near Grusenewatz." MUNICH, SEPT. 30.—The Revenue Officers of the kingdom of Italy have seized, at Botzen, all the colonial produ&s and goods of English mann-, faClure, which had been bro.ight From Switzerland• and Germany to the fair of that. tows. Titis st-iiure is valued at many millions. It • would have been infinitely greater had .the Italian Authoritiel waited the arrival of the other convoys, which were on their way. Themerchants. supposed that the prohibitive laws, respecting English merchandize, would. not' have been carried with vigour into execution at Butzen before the Ist of Oaober next, and 'that - consequently the sale of them atilt!, have been freely permitted at the fair of that time. EIGENACII,\ SEPT. 29.—They are working with great a6tivity in demolishing the fortifications .of Dresden ; almost the whole of the. Works ate _ ready destroyed. An augmentation is spoken of in . , the Saxon army, by the raising' of several .thousand men. Jr is a General Officer of the French ar tillery who directs the works for the fortifications of Torgau., THE Al 0 D This Day were publiihed, In Oetavo price Four Shillings, TX LECTURES on the ELEMENTS of PLANE TRIGONOMETRY; with the Method of constructing Tables of Natural and Logarithmic Sines, Co sines, Tangents, &c. By the Rev. B: BRIDGE, A. M. Fellow of St. Peter's Lullege, Cambridge ; and Professor of Mathematics in the East India College. Printed tor T. (:adell and W . Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Leaures on the Elements of Algebra, in Royal i Svo. price los '6d. boards.. BISHOP PORTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS. Shortly will be published, lilandsamelyprinted in Six Volumes Octavo, with a Portrait . . Of iiis Lords!hip, from an original picture, AHE WORKS complete; of the kite Right Nitevereild E I LBY TORTE -US, D. D. , Loaf Bishop of London ; with an Ac coliht of his Life and Writings. By the Re 4. ROBERT Ell tD.G.SON, A. M. Reetor . of St. George's, Etanover-square. Prinied for T. t.ackll and W D. vies, strand. , 0 „ Elie Life of Bishop Porteus, which will form one of the Volumes, will also be sold separately,- for the accommo dation of thoSe who are already In possession Of the s.veral Works. MR. GIFFORD'S LIFE OF MR. PITT. This Day was published, In Six large Volumes, Odavo, with Two Portraits of Mr. ,Pitt, me troin an orignial picture, by Mr Hoptmer, the other ii(un the bust executeclby Mr. E taxman, price 41.45. hi boards, • • HISTORY . of the POLITICAL LIFE' of .CA. the... Right Bon. W LLLI A M including some Account of the times in he lived. By WEIN Gl' FORD, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and Dovi;ts, Strand. * * *A few Copies, - eleg - anity. printed in 1 late Vols. royal 4tu.--may still) . * had, buards. • . . . This - Day was pu:lished, Ip,,Fivs-: Volumes .04tavu, pii‘:e . 2i. 5. in boards, a New . . Edition of ELPS to COMPOSITION . F: or ) Six Hundred .L.l Skeletons of Serraons,-severat being the Substance of Setinuni preacitc.d befoie - t he Universiry. liv the Rev. C,J71,-Ri.ES $ll4 EON, M.A. ellow of Kin s - Coilege, CastiOridi,e. Printed lot T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This new k diuon iocluktes, in the first volume, Claude's Essay on the c.:omrositioh k,f. a Serition'; and a lesv remain -in g-L'opies of Jour of :he volumes 'of the former Edition, ccintaining coo Skeletons, may be had either togZtner or se parate. As above also may be had, by the same Author The Fountain of Living Waters; •aSernioh preaclied be f,,re the Uniyersity of Cambridge, on Sunday, May 14, 1809 l'rice. is. = e • • MILNER'S WORKS, NEW EDI ['IONS. , This I)ay was published, In Eight large . Voler. :Ocias,:o, price 4i, 16s: in boards, a new amt uuilotln Edition of • 'T I RE WORKS, complete, of: the late Rev'erend tostPli MI LNER, A ;11.1. Master of the Grammar School, and afterwards Vieat of the Holy Trinity Church, in Ki gstonoipon-Hull now first Collared ..nd Edited by the Rev. ISAAC MILNER, D.L. F.R,S. Dean of Carlisle, and President of . .. Queen's College, Cambridge, •. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. 4 4* This Edition comprehends the following Wof•lts, each of which may also he had sepatately, vii. - 1. The History of the Cisurch of Christ (continued, on the same plan, by the Dein of - ('arlisle) ' • five volumes.. z. Practical Sermons; to which is prelixed; au Account of the Lite and Charader of the Author, by the Dean of Car. lisle; two volumes. ' - • 3. Tracts ;311i Essays, TheOlogical and Historical ; one folumel N. 8.-.Somr , _Copies of the second volume of The His tory of the Church .of Christ have alsh_bC•en printed, lbr se •parate-Sal4-,to complete sets of the furiner Edition. MRS. COCKLE'S NEW WORK, • Price 7s. extra boareitt, MORAL 'mums, a txl STUDIES from.NA IVI. TURA'. HISTORY ; intended as a Sequel to the ;40.:e9i1e journal. • Also by the same Author, r. Important'Swdies,•for the Fonale Sex, in reference to Modern Manners, price 7s. extra boards. 2. juvenile journal, or 'Pales of Truth, 3s. 6cl..extri bds. 3. fishes' Grand Gala, Two . Parts, 12 plates, is. plain, is. 6d. colourxt 4. Three Gifts, or Young Farmer Gub'olus, 6 plates, is. plain, ts.6d. coloured. / S. Elehlac Pr,bute to the Memory of Sir John Moore, 'as. * * l' For excell,ent characters of tne above Works the Pub ic are respectfully reierred to the Anti- lacobin, and other kevie %vs ar.ALillagazines. Published by C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and 1. Haris, St. Paul's Church-yaid. SALES. BEDFORD SQUARE. FOR. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALEASEHOLD HOUSE of the first- Clas s ,. situated on the north side of Bedford Square; three FLorns on'a Floor of large diMensions; :replete with Con veniei,Les, and suitable for the / reception of a large Family ;' with detached IKitchen, Wash-House, Laundry, Standing for two Cairiages, and Five, Stall Stable, with - Servants !Zooms Uvi r the same. The Premises are very subsrana.lly built ;. and he;c: under •an unexpired term of Sixty-four years tr: Michaelmas last. To be .viewed with Tickets, which with further Partic ulars may be had of Mr. Leverton, x 3, Beclford,square, or Mr. -Robertson, 40, Sackvillej street, Piccadilly. .41 • .• . • • • 0 1 , CTOBER 29, 1810. VICTUAL L ), 0ct.46, 18t°. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING A- HIS dif A ygSTY's NAVY do herd :) , give Notice,That on Tuesday, the 6th of November next, they will be ready to receive l'enders in writin g ( sealed up) and treat fo r Three Hundred Tbou.. sand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to he delivered, Duty tee, from Warehouses in -which'the :ame sh;;11 have been bonded, into his .11lajeqy's I"iauallin g Sto;es at the Poly, and in the proportions under-mentioned, one half thereof in one Month, and the other, kalf in one Afenth afterwards, viz. Gallons. Deptford . . too,oao . Portsmouth - foo,coa Plymouth roo,ood 3,,pi000 end to he raid for Gy Billr,payable with Interest, ninety days svite r date. The Coaditioni of the Colib-4a may Le uen at the Secretary's Offire. No regard will be had to any Tendet in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered o the Board before One o'Clock on the ,said Tuesday, the 6th of Mvember next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten. der, o► some Pers✓n on hit behalf, attends, to answer , when called 10,. VA. 1 UALLINC;-UFI. ICk., Oct 18, 181 a. COMMISSIONERSior VICTUAL - LAG HIS AI A .7ESTY's IVAPY do cre/ L y give' Notice, That on ifiedneAy, :thr 3 Itt instant, at 3 o'Clock in the Forenoon, Will be exposed to Public S'ale,at the Vice at Ports. mouth, in several Lots, a quantity of OLD S:),;A V ES, Fl EAL ING, IRON HOOPS, &c. &lag in hit A/Nei:Y.4- ."..,,p4.rage, at Ifeevill, clear Gosport ; am; a quitwity of .0 L U and I) E kECTIVE PRUVlSlONS,consivingof bREAO,BREAU DUST, .13F.E F, FLOUR, &d. 15,ing in the Sioteswf that Of, flee, where anyPemn inclinable to - Purchase m44 . }; have the liberty oj viewing-the same in the covtmon chraling bouri evy day &fere the'S4ae. (4 . ' '• • Also,diztaniity of BROK E , WOoD.HOOPS, CHIPS, &c. lin t' • • T/4 Parlicrilars of the' Pi-o.e.'sions Will be eUpt eve in the Cata hgues, whi f f-Wu:ay Ze had b app!y!»gto Mr. Iffilii;int 'Web; for the Victualling, at- Portsmouth. A Deposit of zit. per Cent. it to be made on the amount of "each L6t, at the time o 1 Sale, and the Remainder orite Morey paid' bejore . the Stores are 'r'ent - ;ve.i; Jul- which Thiry Dap will he al. lowed for the Ce;operage Amities; . and Sei,en Layi fo r the Provi f ;, atter• the Sale. • • ICTWILLTIVG.UFFICA, !9, • THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING WS MAJESTrs -NA V Y do hereby -give Notice, That on Teuretiy, the 3otb instant, they nvill he •"riady to re ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed. ups), and Ir eat for Seven Hun deed Bags of KENTISH HOPS, one half Met eof to be the growth of the Year 1809, and the other half of the present Year. to h e anstverable to Samples to be peoelleced with the. Tenders, t o he delivered in one litonth, into His Iriaje.,ty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, and In the Proportion: rderrnentioned, Bag's. Deptford - . ' 300 Portsmouth . • . zoo: Ply mouth 200 -„-. 700 and to be paid fir by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety elgy 4 after date. • 7 be Coodidoms of ibe antraa may 6e seen at the Sect etaty's O'er. No regard will be had to any Tender fn which the Poet shat not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be def._ liziered to the Board before One o'eldck on the said Tuesday, the Both instant, nor unless the Person • who makes d.,e Tender•, or tsme . Pe,soo An his behalf. atteiar, to anrwel when called for.. ' RANSP‘..RT UFFICE, Off. 11 , 18to. rr 11E . COMMISSIONERS for 'conducting His. A MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for >toking. Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the - Care and Custo,ty , of Prisoner, of _War, do hzreby gi.Ue I\7Wice, that they wisl he ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 24thlernuary, di!, to re ceive sealed Tenders, and treat wq;11 :itch Persons ar may be, willing to contrat7 for V ICTUAL LING Sick and-Wounded Seamen; and Sick Pri t roners of 11:41- at Martinique, for Twelve Months certain, from the ist April !oi l: Nu Tender will be received after One o'Clack on the Day of Teary, n , ..r any noticed unlets the Party, or an Akent for him , per.,onally attend. Each Tender must be atc:nnpanied by a Letter• from two respeelable Persons, engaging to become biund with the Perron tendering, in the Suns of uool. f,r the due Performance of the Cotttract; • Farther Parth.zdars may bi ,Zsznesn by app6.ing at this office, for to the Agent: of the said Commissioner: at • .r, ( L